Your search for ‘Grant Thornton UK LLP’ returned 31 results

A recent judgment has provided welcome confirmation of the position that pre-action disclosure orders are not the norm in the Commercial Court and pre-action disclosure applications should...

The project concerned the conversion and refurbishment of 60 Old Hall Street, Liverpool, to 122 residential flats, where the claimant, Eiger Funding (PCC) Limited (“Eiger”) loaned £12.9m to fund the development...

A recent High Court decision examines the liability of project monitoring surveyors in construction lending, establishing stricter standards for independence and conflicts of interest. The case explores how far a project monitor's duty extends when advising lenders on development viability, and what losses they can be held responsible for when projects fail.

In Radia v Marks [2022] EWHC 145 (QB) the High Court has clarified that an expert's scope of duty does not involve a duty to protect a party from the risks of an adverse credibility finding.

Since the first commercial exploitation of Voice over Internet Protocol in March 1995, with Vocal Tec’s ‘Vocal Chat’ software, VoIP has irreversibly altered the traditional value chain in the telecommunications industry.

The court leaves the door open for the buyers of shares to claim against the target company's auditor for negligence.

Following fierce public and Parliamentary criticism of the Financial Reporting Council for its handling of investigations into audit firms, in particular following the financial crisis...

In a recent judgment, the High Court saw an application made by the liquidated company, Carillion, against its former auditors, KPMG, for pre-action disclosure.

2018 was another significant year for professional liability cases. The key developments have fallen into two broad areas. The first is liability.